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Installation and Operation ManualFor Hunter Ceiling Fans

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CONGRACONGRACONGRACONGRACONGRATULATULATULATULATULATIONS!TIONS!TIONS!TIONS!TIONS!Your new Hunter ceiling fan is anaddition to your home or office thatwill provide comfort and perfor-mance for many years. This manualgives you complete instructions forinstalling and operating your fan.

We are proud of our work. We ap-preciate the opportunity to supplyyou with the best ceiling fan avail-able anywhere in the world.

Before installing your fan, record thefollowing information for yourrecords and warranty assistance.Please refer to the carton and theHunter nameplate (located on topoutside fan motor housing) for theproper information.

© 2005 Hunter Fan Co.10/14/2005

Model Name ___________________

Catalog No. ___________________

Serial No.______________________

Date Purchased _________________

Where Purchased _______________

Attach Your Receiptor a Copy of

Your Receipt Here

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CONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSCONTENTSImportant Information .......................................................................................................................... 5

Step 1 - Getting Ready .......................................................................................................................... 6

Step 2 - Installing The Ceiling Plate........................................................................................................ 8

Step 3 - Assembling The Fan ................................................................................................................ 10

Step 4 - Hanging The Fan .................................................................................................................... 11

Step 5 - Wiring The Fan ....................................................................................................................... 12

Step 6 - Attaching The Canopy ............................................................................................................ 14

Step 7 - Assembling Fan Blades ............................................................................................................ 15

Step 8 - Attaching The Switch Housing ................................................................................................ 16

Step 9 - Remote Control ...................................................................................................................... 18

Operating Your Hunter Fan ................................................................................................................. 22

Cleaning And Maintenance ................................................................................................................. 23

Troubleshooting.................................................................................................................................. 24

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IMPORIMPORIMPORIMPORIMPORTTTTTANT INFORMAANT INFORMAANT INFORMAANT INFORMAANT INFORMATIONTIONTIONTIONTIONlet box and associated wallswitch location. If you can-not lock the circuit breakersin the off position, securelyfasten a prominent warningdevice, such as a tag, to theservice panel.

• All wiring must be in accor-dance with national and lo-cal electrical codes andANSI/NFPA 70. If you areunfamiliar with wiring, youshould use a qualified elec-trician.

• To reduce the risk of per-sonal injury, do not bendthe blade attachment sys-tem when installing, bal-ancing, or cleaning the fan.Never insert foreign objectsbetween rotating fanblades.

DO YOU NEED HELP?DO YOU NEED HELP?DO YOU NEED HELP?DO YOU NEED HELP?DO YOU NEED HELP?

To install a ceiling fan, be sure youcan do the following:

• Locate ceiling joist or other suit-able support in ceiling.

• Drill holes for and install woodscrews.

• Identify and connect electricalwires.

• Lift 40 pounds.

If you need help installing the fan,your Hunter fan dealer can direct youto a licensed installer or electrician.

• To reduce the risk of fire,electrical shock, or motordamage, do not use a solid-state speed control with thisfan. Use only Hunter speedcontrols.

WARNINGSWARNINGSWARNINGSWARNINGSWARNINGS

• To avoid possible electricalshock, before installingyour fan, disconnect thepower by turning off thecircuit breakers to the out-

CAUTIONSCAUTIONSCAUTIONSCAUTIONSCAUTIONS

• Read entire booklet care-fully before beginning in-stallation and save theseinstructions.

• To reduce the risk of per-sonal injury, attach the fandirectly to the supportstructure of the building ac-cording to these instruc-tions, and use only thehardware supplied.

• Do not hang fan on ceilingsthat have a height less than9 feet.

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GAGAGAGAGATHERING THE TOOLSTHERING THE TOOLSTHERING THE TOOLSTHERING THE TOOLSTHERING THE TOOLS

You will need the following tools forinstalling the fan:

• Electric drill with 9/64" bit

• Standard screwdriver

• Phillips-head screwdriver

• Wrench or pliers

PREPPREPPREPPREPPREPARING THE FAN SITEARING THE FAN SITEARING THE FAN SITEARING THE FAN SITEARING THE FAN SITE

Ceiling height must be a minimumof 9 feet.

The location of a ceiling fan andhow the fan is attached to the build-ing structure are essential for reli-able operation, maximum effi-ciency, and energy savings. For thisreason, we have included a sepa-rate booklet — “Guide to Choos-ing and Preparing a Ceiling Fan

STEP 1 - GETTING READYSTEP 1 - GETTING READYSTEP 1 - GETTING READYSTEP 1 - GETTING READYSTEP 1 - GETTING READYSite” — to help you select the bestlocation for your fan. The bookletalso provides information to ensureyour fan support and electric out-let box meet UL-approved safetycodes for ceiling fans.

The instructions in this installationmanual assume that you have used“Guide to Choosing and Preparinga Ceiling Fan Site” to pick the fanlocation and make certain the properfan support and outlet box are in-stalled.

CHECKING YOUR FAN PARCHECKING YOUR FAN PARCHECKING YOUR FAN PARCHECKING YOUR FAN PARCHECKING YOUR FAN PARTSTSTSTSTS

Carefully unpack your fan to avoiddamage to the fan parts. Check forany shipping damage to the motoror fan blades. If one of the fan bladeswas damaged in shipment, return allthe blades for replacement.

Hint: If you are installing more thanone fan, keep the fan bladesin sets, as they were shipped.

If any parts are missing or damaged,contact your Hunter dealer or callHunter Parts Department at901-248-2222.

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Standard MountingStandard MountingStandard MountingStandard MountingStandard Mounting (Figure 1a)hangs from the ceiling by a connec-tor pipe (included), for ceilings 9feet or higher. For ceilings higherthan nine feet, you can purchaseHunter extension rods. All Hunterfans use sturdy 3/4" diameter pipeto assure stability and wobble-freeperformance.

Figure 1b - Angle MountingFigure 1b - Angle MountingFigure 1b - Angle MountingFigure 1b - Angle MountingFigure 1b - Angle MountingFigure 1a - Standard MountingFigure 1a - Standard MountingFigure 1a - Standard MountingFigure 1a - Standard MountingFigure 1a - Standard Mounting

12"

34° Max

Pitch12

8

Angle MountingAngle MountingAngle MountingAngle MountingAngle Mounting (Figure 1b)hangs from a vaulted or angled ceil-ing.

15.65"

29° Max

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STEP 2 - INSTSTEP 2 - INSTSTEP 2 - INSTSTEP 2 - INSTSTEP 2 - INSTALLING THE CEILING PLAALLING THE CEILING PLAALLING THE CEILING PLAALLING THE CEILING PLAALLING THE CEILING PLATETETETETEWWWWWARNINGARNINGARNINGARNINGARNING

• To avoid possible electricalshock, before wiring fan,disconnect power by turn-ing off the circuit breakersboth to the outlet box andto its associated wall switchlocation. If you cannot lockthe circuit breakers in theoff position, securely fastena prominent warning de-vice, such as a tag, to theservice panel.

1. Drill two pilot holes into the woodsupport structure through theoutermost holes on the outletbox. The pilot holes should be9/64" in diameter by 2 3/4" indepth.

2. Thread the lead wires from theoutlet box through the hole in themiddle of the ceiling plate.

3. Position the three isolators be-tween the ceiling plate and ceil-ing by inserting the raised areason each isolator into the holes inthe ceiling plate. Refer to Figure2a.

4. Align the slotted holes in the ceil-ing plate with the pilot holes inthe wood support structure.Note: The isolation pads shouldbe flush against the ceiling.

FigurFigurFigurFigurFigure 2a - Adding Isolators toe 2a - Adding Isolators toe 2a - Adding Isolators toe 2a - Adding Isolators toe 2a - Adding Isolators toCeiling PlateCeiling PlateCeiling PlateCeiling PlateCeiling Plate

IsolatorsCeilingPlate

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FigurFigurFigurFigurFigure 2b - Corre 2b - Corre 2b - Corre 2b - Corre 2b - Correct Position of Ceilingect Position of Ceilingect Position of Ceilingect Position of Ceilingect Position of CeilingPlate for Angle MountingPlate for Angle MountingPlate for Angle MountingPlate for Angle MountingPlate for Angle Mounting

FigurFigurFigurFigurFigure 2c - Attaching Ceiling Plate toe 2c - Attaching Ceiling Plate toe 2c - Attaching Ceiling Plate toe 2c - Attaching Ceiling Plate toe 2c - Attaching Ceiling Plate to2 x 4 Brace2 x 4 Brace2 x 4 Brace2 x 4 Brace2 x 4 Brace

2 x 4 Brace

Ceiling Joist

Ceiling

Outlet Box

CeilingPlate

FlatWasher 3" Wood

Screw

For Angle Mounting OnlyFor Angle Mounting OnlyFor Angle Mounting OnlyFor Angle Mounting OnlyFor Angle Mounting Only: Besure to orient the ceiling plate sothat the arrows on the plate pointup towards the ceiling peak asshown in Figure 2b.

5. Place a flat washer on each of thetwo 3" screws and pass the screwsthrough the slotted holes in theceiling plate as shown in Figure2c.

6. Tighten the screws into the 9/64"pilot holes; do not use lubricantson the screws. Do not over-tighten.

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STEP 3 - ASSEMBLING THE FANSTEP 3 - ASSEMBLING THE FANSTEP 3 - ASSEMBLING THE FANSTEP 3 - ASSEMBLING THE FANSTEP 3 - ASSEMBLING THE FAN

CAUTIONCAUTIONCAUTIONCAUTIONCAUTION

The pipe has a special coatingon the threads. Do not removethis coating; the coating pre-vents the pipe from unscrew-ing. Once assembled, do not re-move the pipe.

1. Insert the pipe through the hangerbracket and canopy as shown inFigure 3a. Feed wires from the fanthrough the pipe.

2. Screw pipe into fan assembly un-til tight. IMPORTANT! Tightenallen head pipe set screw as shownin Figure 3 with the included allenwrench.

Figure 3 - Inserting Pipe throughFigure 3 - Inserting Pipe throughFigure 3 - Inserting Pipe throughFigure 3 - Inserting Pipe throughFigure 3 - Inserting Pipe throughHanger Bracket and CanopyHanger Bracket and CanopyHanger Bracket and CanopyHanger Bracket and CanopyHanger Bracket and Canopy

Pipe

Canopy

AllenHeadPipe SetScrew

HangerBracket

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STEP 4 - HANGING THE FANSTEP 4 - HANGING THE FANSTEP 4 - HANGING THE FANSTEP 4 - HANGING THE FANSTEP 4 - HANGING THE FAN1. Disconnect the power by turn-

ing off the circuit breakers to theoutlet box and associated wallswitch location.

2. Confirm that the three isolatorsare pre-installed on the hangerbracket. Refer to Figure 4a forlocation of the isolators.

Do not install the hanger bracketwithout the isolators installed.

NoteNoteNoteNoteNote: If the isolators are notpre-installed, place the three iso-lators on the hanger bracket asshown in Figure 4a.

3. Holding the hanger bracket withone hand and supporting theweight of the fan with the otherhand, raise the hanger bracket upflush to the ceiling plate as shownin Figure 4b. Twist hanger bracketclockwise and lock in place.

Figure 4b - Hanging the FanFigure 4b - Hanging the FanFigure 4b - Hanging the FanFigure 4b - Hanging the FanFigure 4b - Hanging the FanFigure 4a - Adding Isolators to theFigure 4a - Adding Isolators to theFigure 4a - Adding Isolators to theFigure 4a - Adding Isolators to theFigure 4a - Adding Isolators to theHanger BracketHanger BracketHanger BracketHanger BracketHanger Bracket

Hanger Bracket

Isolators

Hanger Bracket

Ceiling PlateNoteNoteNoteNoteNote: To remove the hangerbracket, while pressing the twosmall releases on the ceilingplate, twist the hanger bracketcounterclockwise.

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CONNECTING FAN TO ELECTRI-CONNECTING FAN TO ELECTRI-CONNECTING FAN TO ELECTRI-CONNECTING FAN TO ELECTRI-CONNECTING FAN TO ELECTRI-CAL SOURCECAL SOURCECAL SOURCECAL SOURCECAL SOURCE

1. Connect the wires as shown inFigure 5. To connect the wires,twist the bare metal leads to-gether. Place a wire nut over theintertwined length of wire andtwist clockwise until tight asshown.

2. Separate the connected wires byplacing the green and white wireson one side of the outlet box andthe black wires on the other sideof the outlet box.

CAUTIONCAUTIONCAUTIONCAUTIONCAUTION

Be sure no bare wire or wirestrands are visible after mak-ing connections.

STEP 5 - WIRING THE FANSTEP 5 - WIRING THE FANSTEP 5 - WIRING THE FANSTEP 5 - WIRING THE FANSTEP 5 - WIRING THE FANWWWWWARNINGARNINGARNINGARNINGARNING

• To avoid possible electricalshock, before wiring fan,disconnect power by turn-ing off the circuit breakersboth to the outlet box andto its associated wall switchlocation. If you cannot lockthe circuit breakers in theoff position, securely fastena prominent warning de-vice, such as a tag, to theservice panel.

• All wiring must be in accor-dance with national and lo-cal electrical codes andANSI/NFPA 70. If you areunfamiliar with wiring, youshould use a qualified elec-trician.

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To reduce the risk of fire, elec-trical shock, or motor damage,do not lift or carry the fan bythe lead wires.

3. Turn the connectors upward. Pushthe wires gently into the outletbox.

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Bare or Green

ApprovedConnectors

PowerWires

In Ceiling

White

Whi

te Bla

ck

Black

CeilingPlate

Outlet Box2 x 4 Brace

Green GroundWire from HangerPipe (not present with flush mountingoption)

Green

Figure 5 - Wiring DiagramFigure 5 - Wiring DiagramFigure 5 - Wiring DiagramFigure 5 - Wiring DiagramFigure 5 - Wiring Diagram

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STEP 6 - ATTSTEP 6 - ATTSTEP 6 - ATTSTEP 6 - ATTSTEP 6 - ATTACHING THE CANOPYACHING THE CANOPYACHING THE CANOPYACHING THE CANOPYACHING THE CANOPY

Figure 6 - Attaching Canopy to CeilingFigure 6 - Attaching Canopy to CeilingFigure 6 - Attaching Canopy to CeilingFigure 6 - Attaching Canopy to CeilingFigure 6 - Attaching Canopy to CeilingPlatePlatePlatePlatePlate

Refer to Figure 6.

1. Raise the canopy and align theholes in the canopy with the holesin the ceiling plate.

2. Install and tighten the threecanopy screws.

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BladeBracket

BladeBracketAssemblyScrews

CoverPlate

FigurFigurFigurFigurFigure 7a - Attaching Blades to Bladee 7a - Attaching Blades to Bladee 7a - Attaching Blades to Bladee 7a - Attaching Blades to Bladee 7a - Attaching Blades to BladeIrIrIrIrIrononononon

FigurFigurFigurFigurFigure 7c - Attaching Blade Ire 7c - Attaching Blade Ire 7c - Attaching Blade Ire 7c - Attaching Blade Ire 7c - Attaching Blade IronononononAssembly to MotorAssembly to MotorAssembly to MotorAssembly to MotorAssembly to Motor

1. Attach each blade to the bladeiron using three barrel nuts andthree decorative screws as shownin Figure 7a, 7b and 7c.

STEP 7 - ASSEMBLING FAN BLADESSTEP 7 - ASSEMBLING FAN BLADESSTEP 7 - ASSEMBLING FAN BLADESSTEP 7 - ASSEMBLING FAN BLADESSTEP 7 - ASSEMBLING FAN BLADES

FigurFigurFigurFigurFigure 7be 7be 7be 7be 7b

2. Remove the blade mountingscrews and rubber shippingbumpers from the motor.

3. Align the holes in the bladebracket and the cover plate withthe five holes in the bottom ofthe motor and partially installthe five 1/4"-20 Screws. Referto Figure 7c.

4. Once all five screws are partiallyinstalled, tighten them securely.

DecorativeScrew

Barrel Nut

BladeIron

DecorativeScrew

Barrel Nut BladeIron

Blade WARNINGWARNINGWARNINGWARNINGWARNING

Failure to securely tighten the1/4"-20 Screws into the Motorcould cause the Blade Assem-bly to fall.

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STEP 8 - ATTSTEP 8 - ATTSTEP 8 - ATTSTEP 8 - ATTSTEP 8 - ATTACHING THE SWITCH HOUSINGACHING THE SWITCH HOUSINGACHING THE SWITCH HOUSINGACHING THE SWITCH HOUSINGACHING THE SWITCH HOUSING

FigurFigurFigurFigurFigure 8a - Attaching Upper Switche 8a - Attaching Upper Switche 8a - Attaching Upper Switche 8a - Attaching Upper Switche 8a - Attaching Upper SwitchHousing to Switch Housing Mount-Housing to Switch Housing Mount-Housing to Switch Housing Mount-Housing to Switch Housing Mount-Housing to Switch Housing Mount-ing Plateing Plateing Plateing Plateing Plate

HousingAssemblyScrew

SwitchHousingMountingPlate

Wires forOptionalLight KitUpper

SwitchHousing FigurFigurFigurFigurFigure 8b - Mounting the Uppere 8b - Mounting the Uppere 8b - Mounting the Uppere 8b - Mounting the Uppere 8b - Mounting the Upper

Switch HousingSwitch HousingSwitch HousingSwitch HousingSwitch Housing

CAUTIONCAUTIONCAUTIONCAUTIONCAUTION

Make sure the upper switchhousing is securely attached tothe switch housing mountingplate. Failure to properly at-tach and tighten all three hous-ing assembly screws could re-sult in the switch housing andlight fixture falling.

The switch housing is made up oftwo sections: the upper switch hous-ing, and the lower switch housing.

AAAAATTTTTTTTTTACHING THE UPPER SWITCHACHING THE UPPER SWITCHACHING THE UPPER SWITCHACHING THE UPPER SWITCHACHING THE UPPER SWITCHHOUSINGHOUSINGHOUSINGHOUSINGHOUSING

1. Partially install two #6-32 x 3/8"housing assembly screws into theswitch housing mounting plate asshown in Figure 8a.

2. Feed the two optional accessorylight kit wires with the attachedwire nuts through the centeropening of the upper switchhousing. See Figure 8a.

3. Align the keyhole slots in the up-per switch housing with the hous-ing assembly screws installed insub-step 1.

4. Turn the upper switch housingcounterclockwise until the hous-ing assembly screws are firmlysituated in the narrow end of thekeyhole slots as shown in Figure8b. Install the one remaining #6-32 x 3/8" housing assembly screwinto the third hole in the upperswitch housing. Tighten all threescrews firmly.

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AAAAATTTTTTTTTTACHING THE LOWERACHING THE LOWERACHING THE LOWERACHING THE LOWERACHING THE LOWERSWITCH HOUSINGSWITCH HOUSINGSWITCH HOUSINGSWITCH HOUSINGSWITCH HOUSING

1. Place the lower switch housingassembly over the upper switchhousing. Make sure that the twowires for the optional light kitwith wire nuts firmly attached,are completely inside the lowerswitch housing.

2. Align the side screw holes in theupper and lower switch hous-ings. Attach the lower switchhousing to the upper switchhousing with three #6-32 x 3/8"housing assembly screws. SeeFigure 8c.

FigurFigurFigurFigurFigure 8c - Lower Switch Housinge 8c - Lower Switch Housinge 8c - Lower Switch Housinge 8c - Lower Switch Housinge 8c - Lower Switch HousingInstallationInstallationInstallationInstallationInstallation

UpperSwitchHousing

2 Wires forOptionalLight Kit

LowerSwitchHousing

HousingAssemblyScrew

INSTINSTINSTINSTINSTALLING ALLING ALLING ALLING ALLING ACCESSORACCESSORACCESSORACCESSORACCESSORY LIGHTY LIGHTY LIGHTY LIGHTY LIGHTKITSKITSKITSKITSKITS

To install an optional light kit, replacethe lower switch housing with thelight kit compatible switch housing.

Follow the instructions included withthe light kit for wiring, mounting andassembly. After completing installa-tion refer to the fan instructions forswitch housing reassembly.

The following Hunter Low Profiletype light kit models ARE NOTARE NOTARE NOTARE NOTARE NOT com-patible with this fan. DO NOTDO NOTDO NOTDO NOTDO NOT usethe following models.

224982289822909261222612626130

271402714127142271962804829130

261312613226133261342613526136

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STEP 9 - REMOTE CONTROLSTEP 9 - REMOTE CONTROLSTEP 9 - REMOTE CONTROLSTEP 9 - REMOTE CONTROLSTEP 9 - REMOTE CONTROLREMOTE CRADLE INSTREMOTE CRADLE INSTREMOTE CRADLE INSTREMOTE CRADLE INSTREMOTE CRADLE INSTALLAALLAALLAALLAALLATIONTIONTIONTIONTION

STSTSTSTSTANDARD LIGHT SWITCHANDARD LIGHT SWITCHANDARD LIGHT SWITCHANDARD LIGHT SWITCHANDARD LIGHT SWITCH

1. Remove the two screws holdingthe switch cover plate. Do not re-move the cover plate.

2. Orient the control cradle asshown in Figure 9a, and line upthe two inner mounting holeswith those on the switch, insertscrews, don't over tighten.

FigurFigurFigurFigurFigure 9ae 9ae 9ae 9ae 9a FigurFigurFigurFigurFigure 9be 9be 9be 9be 9b

ROCKER LIGHT SWITCHROCKER LIGHT SWITCHROCKER LIGHT SWITCHROCKER LIGHT SWITCHROCKER LIGHT SWITCH

1. Break off the two tabs by push-ing outward. See Figure 9b.

2. Remove the two screws holdingthe switch cover plate. Do not re-move the cover plate.

3. Orient the remote cradle asshown in Figure 9b. Line up thetwo outer mounting holes withthose on the switch , insertscrews, don't over tighten.

WALL INSTWALL INSTWALL INSTWALL INSTWALL INSTALLAALLAALLAALLAALLATIONTIONTIONTIONTION

1. Locate a 2x4 wall stud in a conve-nient location.

2. Orient the remote cradle as shownin Figure 9c, over the 2x4 stud.

3. Use the 1” wood screws in eitherthe inner or outer mounting holes.

Note:Note:Note:Note:Note: Wall anchors and 6-32 x 1”screws may be used in situationswhere mounting to a stud is not pos-sible. Use the inner mounting holes.

FigurFigurFigurFigurFigure 9ce 9ce 9ce 9ce 9c

Remove tabs

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FigurFigurFigurFigurFigure 9de 9de 9de 9de 9d

BABABABABATTERTTERTTERTTERTTERY INSTY INSTY INSTY INSTY INSTALLAALLAALLAALLAALLATIONTIONTIONTIONTION

1. Slide the cover off the back of theremote as shown in Figure 9d,pressing in and sliding the coverdown to release.

2. Install the included 12 volt alka-line battery (Type 23A, MN-21 orequivalent) inside the remote,matching polarity on the Batteryas indicated by the + and - sym-bols in the Battery Compartment.See Figure 9d. Replace the cover.

DIP SWITCH SETTINGDIP SWITCH SETTINGDIP SWITCH SETTINGDIP SWITCH SETTINGDIP SWITCH SETTING

Note:Note:Note:Note:Note: You will only have to changethe DIP switch settings in the remoteif you are using more than one re-mote controlled fan in the same areaand want to control them separately.

1. At the circuit breaker or fuse box,turn the power off for the fan youwant to change.

2. Slide the cover off the back ofthe remote and remove the bat-tery. The battery must be re-moved when changing dip switchsettings. Refer to BATTERY IN-STALLATION and Figure 9d.

DIP SwitchSet to01110

DIP SwitchSet to01001

3. Change the DIP switch settings,assuring that they are differentfrom the previously installed fan.Refer to Figure 9e.

4. Replace the battery and cover.

5. At the circuit breaker or fuse box,turn the power back on for the fanwhose settings you are changing.

6. Within 20 seconds of restoringpower, push the Hi, Med, and Lobuttons (in that order). Refer toFigure 9f.

Note:Note:Note:Note:Note: You may want to label yourcontrols to assure you do not mixthem up.

FigurFigurFigurFigurFigure 9ee 9ee 9ee 9ee 9e

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Figure 9f - Control ButtonsFigure 9f - Control ButtonsFigure 9f - Control ButtonsFigure 9f - Control ButtonsFigure 9f - Control Buttons

Do not turn the power off at thecircuit breaker, then back on, for thepreviously installed fan(s), as youmay inadvertently change the DIPswitch code settings for it as well.

Note: Note: Note: Note: Note: The DIP SWITCH SETTINGsub steps must be repeated as de-scribed above for the proper set-ting of the DIP switch code in thereceiver and remote.

POWER FAILUREPOWER FAILUREPOWER FAILUREPOWER FAILUREPOWER FAILURE

The receiver has a memory functionthat retains the last DIP switch codesetting. The setting will not changein the event of power failure or ifpower to the fan is inadvertently shutoff.

FAN CONTROLFAN CONTROLFAN CONTROLFAN CONTROLFAN CONTROL

Refer to Figure 9f for identification ofcontrol buttons.

To start the fan press the selectedspeed button to run the fan at thedesired speed.

To turn off the fan. Press the FAN OFFbutton.

AIRFLOW DIRECTIONAIRFLOW DIRECTIONAIRFLOW DIRECTIONAIRFLOW DIRECTIONAIRFLOW DIRECTION

To reverse the airflow press the RE-VERSE button. Reverse operates atany speed whether fan is on or off.The fan returns to its set speed afterreversing.

If the fan is not functioning af-If the fan is not functioning af-If the fan is not functioning af-If the fan is not functioning af-If the fan is not functioning af-ter installation:ter installation:ter installation:ter installation:ter installation:

1. Check to make sure that batteryis installed correctly in the con-trol.

2. Turn the power off to the fan(from the circuit breaker) for atleast 5 seconds.

3. Turn the power back on (at thecircuit breaker) and push the Hi,Med, and Low buttons–in thatorder–within 20 seconds.

4. The fan should now functionproperly.

Fan High

Reverse

Light

Fan Medium

Fan Low

Fan Off

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off and on, the user is encouragedto try to correct the interference byone or more of the following mea-sures:

• Reorient or relocate the receivingantenna.

• Increase the separation betweenthe equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into anoutlet on a circuit different fromthat to which the receiver is con-nected.

• Consult the dealer or an experi-enced radio/TV technician for help.

Note:Note:Note:Note:Note: Any changes or modifica-tions to the transmitter or receivernot expressly approved by HunterFan Company may void one’s au-thority to operate this remote con-trol.

3. For use only with electrically re-versible ceiling fans rated at 1.0amp or less, and fan incandescentlight kits rated at 300 watts or less.

4. Not for use with shaded-pole ornonreversible motors. Not recom-mended for use with the HunterOriginal ®.

FCC INFORMA FCC INFORMA FCC INFORMA FCC INFORMA FCC INFORMATIONTIONTIONTIONTION 1. This device complies with Part 15 of

the FCC Rules. Operation is subjectto the following two conditions: (1)This device may not cause harmfulinterference, and (2) this devicemust accept any interference re-ceived, including interference thatmay cause undesired operation.

2. This equipment has been testedand found to comply with the lim-its for a Class B digital device, pur-suant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

These limits are designed to providereasonable protection againstharmful interference in a residen-tial installation. This equipmentgenerates, uses and can radiate ra-dio frequency energy and, if not in-stalled and used in accordance withthe instructions, may cause harm-ful interference to radio communi-cations. However, there is no guar-antee that interference will not oc-cur in a particular installation.

If this equipment does cause harm-ful interference to radio or televi-sion reception, which can be deter-mined by turning the equipment

LIGHT CONTROLLIGHT CONTROLLIGHT CONTROLLIGHT CONTROLLIGHT CONTROL

Turn the light on or off indepen-dently from the fan by pressing theLIGHT button. When the light is on,press the LIGHT button 1 time fora gradual off (light dims from fullbrightness to completely off) orpress the LIGHT button 2 times foran instant off.

Press the button for longer than 1second, it becomes a dimmer. Thelight varies from ‘bright’ to ‘dim’over approximately 8 seconds. Thissequence will reverse the lightwhen it reaches the brightest ordimmest level if you continue tohold the LIGHT button. Release thebutton when the desired level isreached.AUTO RESUMEAUTO RESUMEAUTO RESUMEAUTO RESUMEAUTO RESUME

Quick (pressing less than 1 second)on/off operation of the LIGHT but-ton maintains the desired bright-ness level set previously.

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OPERAOPERAOPERAOPERAOPERATING YOUR HUNTER FANTING YOUR HUNTER FANTING YOUR HUNTER FANTING YOUR HUNTER FANTING YOUR HUNTER FAN1. Turn on electrical power to the

fan.

2. Refer to the STEP 9 - REMOTECONTROL, for operation.

3. Ceiling fans work best by blow-ing air downward (counterclock-wise blade rotation) in warmweather to cool the room with adirect breeze. In winter, havingthe fan draw air upward (clock-wise blade rotation) will distrib-ute the warmer air trapped at theceiling around the room withoutcausing a draft.

4. If your fan wobbles when oper-ating, use the enclosed balancingkit and instructions to balance thefan.

FigurFigurFigurFigurFigure 10a - Air Flow Pattere 10a - Air Flow Pattere 10a - Air Flow Pattere 10a - Air Flow Pattere 10a - Air Flow Patternsnsnsnsns

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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCECLEANING AND MAINTENANCECLEANING AND MAINTENANCECLEANING AND MAINTENANCECLEANING AND MAINTENANCECaring for blades: Wood finishblades should be cleaned with a fur-niture polishing cloth. Occasionally,a light coat of furniture polish maybe applied for added protection andbeauty. Painted and high-glossblades may be cleaned in the samemanner as the fan finish.

MANUFMANUFMANUFMANUFMANUFACTURER'SACTURER'SACTURER'SACTURER'SACTURER'SPHONE NUMBERPHONE NUMBERPHONE NUMBERPHONE NUMBERPHONE NUMBERIf you need parts or service assis-tance, please call 901-248-2222 orvisit us at our WEB site at:

http://www.hunterfan.com

Caring for finishes: For cleaning, asoft brush or lint-free cloth shouldbe used to prevent scratching the fin-ish. A vacuum cleaner brush nozzlecan remove heavier dust. Surfacesmudges or an accumulation of dirtand dust can easily be removed byusing a mild detergent and a slightlydampened cloth. An artistic agentmay be used, but never use abrasivecleaning agents as they will damagethe finish.

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TROUBLESHOOTINGTROUBLESHOOTINGTROUBLESHOOTINGTROUBLESHOOTINGTROUBLESHOOTINGNothing happens; fan does not move. 1. Power turned off, fuse blown, or

circuit breaker tripped.

2. Loose wire connections or wrongconnections.

3. Remote battery weak or not in-stalled properly.

4. Shipping bumpers still in place.

5. Dip Switches not set.

6. Fan remote receiver defective.

PROBLEMPROBLEMPROBLEMPROBLEMPROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSEPROBABLE CAUSEPROBABLE CAUSEPROBABLE CAUSEPROBABLE CAUSE SOLUTIONSOLUTIONSOLUTIONSOLUTIONSOLUTION1. Turn power on, replace fuse, or re-

set breaker.

2a.Loosen canopy, check all con-nections according to STEP 5 -WIRING THE FAN (turn poweroff before checking).

2b.Check the plug connection in theswitch housing according to STEP8 - ATTACHING THE SWITCHHOUSING.

3. Install fresh Alkaline battery. SeeSTEP 9 - REMOTE CONTROL.

4. Remove shipping bumpers.

5. See STEP 9 - REMOTE CONTROL.

6. Replace receiver.

Note:Note:Note:Note:Note: Replace with battery type23A, MN-21 or equivalent. See STEP9 - REMOTE CONTROL.

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Noisy operation. 1. Blade iron screwed loosely to motor.

2. Blade screwed loosely to bladeiron.

3. Blade cracked.

4. Using non-approved speed control.

5. Optional Light Kit is not properlyinstalled.

6. Switch housing is loose.

1. Tighten screws until snug.

2. Tighten screws until snug.

3. Replace all blades.

4. Change to approved speed control.

5. Refer to the Optional Light Kit in-stallation instructions.

6. Check and tighten screws to theswitch housing mounting plateand to the upper and lower switchhousing.

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Excessive wobbling.

Note:Note:Note:Note:Note: When switching from mediumto low speed, you may notice some fanwobble. When the fan stabilizes at lowspeed, wobble will disappear.

1. Unbalanced blades.

2. Loose blades or blade iron.

3. Fan not secure on hanger assem-bly.

4. Fan hanger ball not seated incanopy tabs.

1. Use balancing kit included with fan.

2. Tighten all screws.

3. Turn power off, support fan verycarefully, loosen canopy and hangcorrectly.

4. Turn power off, support the fanvery carefully, and check that thehanger ball is properly seated.

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If you have tried these troubleshooting solutions and still have trouble, call 901-248-2222 or visit ourWeb site at http://www.hunterfan.com.

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Not using alkaline batteries.Remote battery life seems short. Replace with alkaline battery.

Remote operates only at close range. Battery too weak. Replace with new alkaline battery,type 23A, MN-21 or equivalent.

1. RF interference.

2. Continuing RF interference.

1. Turn OFF wall switch for 5 sec-onds, then turn back ON.

2. Change DIP switch settings to adifferent code. Follow completeDIP switch change steps found inSTEP 9 - REMOTE CONTROL, substep DIP SWITCH SETTING.

Inconsistent Remote operation.